The violin is a type of string instrument that can be played by vibrating its four strings with a bow. Although its origin and creator are not clearly known, it was used as a popular instrument that provided musical accompaniment for dancing until the mid-16th Century. Soon, it turned into an indispensable instrument playing the central role in orchestras thanks to the development of fabrication technology and the change that occurred in the musical preference of people. If a high-quality violin is appropriately taken care of, its performance and value are considered to become even better over time. Among the expensive violins, those made by Nicola Amati, Antonio Stradivari, and Giuseppe Guarneri are appreciated even today as "works of art".
Violin Papercraft
A harp is a musical instrument often used to play classical music. It is played by plucking its strings with the
fingers. It is said to be one of the world's oldest instruments, with its origins possibly lying in huntsmen's bows. The harps used in modern Western music for solo performances, in orchestras, or for chamber music performances are called grand harps, and consist of 47 strings and seven pedals, which can achieve a very wide range of pitches.
Harp Papercraft
"The horn is said to be the most difficult brass instrument in the world. There are several musical instruments with the word “horn” in their names, which comes from the fact that they originally were animal horns that people used as instruments. Until the mid-19th century, horns were generally made with a simple construction of a mouthpiece added to a curled tube. However, this limited the pitches that could be achieved, and made the sound unstable, prompting a series of improvements. The tube’s length was adjusted with valves, changing the sound and creating an instrument capable of a more sophisticated performance. This paper craft is based on the ""French Horn"", which is the instrument most commonly designated as a horn. "
Horn Papercraft
